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get a call, but you called some people, and what -- and then you kind of boiled it down to the ten laws of enduring success. >> what i write about in the book is we all need to look at our own skill sets to see where the holes are, to figure out what we need to actually survive and thrive in this changing economy. >> my thank to ellen and everybody at the ellen show. that does it for us today. thanks so much for being with us. join us next week. does the soft housing market have you looking to remodel rather than sell? housing trends and how you can save money doing it. each week keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. i'll see you again next weekend. (announcer) the following is a c.n.b.c. original. ♪ (announcer) it's 15 stories tall... 965 feet long... a 93,000-ton moneymaking machine. you ready to make some money-- huh? ready. (announcer) come aboard one of the biggest, most modern cruise ships in the world, the "norwegian pearl," a floating city where you can bet the house. yes-- yes! (announcer) and stay in one. how big is this? they
get a call, but you called some people, and what -- and then you kind of boiled it down to the ten laws of enduring success. >> what i write about in the book is we all need to look at our own skill sets to see where the holes are, to figure out what we need to actually survive and thrive in this changing economy. >> my thank to ellen and everybody at the ellen show. that does it for us today. thanks so much for being with us. join us next week. does the soft housing market have you...
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against short-term rentals the law will limit the number of people who can host rentals and the mayor adding, it will review the lawsuit. mike >> kristina, thank you >>> we are just getting started here up next, apple's highly anticipated developer's conference kicks off in just a few days we'll hear from an analyst who just upped his price target ahead of the event he will make his case after the break. >>> and later, the telecom tumble, and it's getting slammed thanks to one big tech name. we'll explain. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to addres
against short-term rentals the law will limit the number of people who can host rentals and the mayor adding, it will review the lawsuit. mike >> kristina, thank you >>> we are just getting started here up next, apple's highly anticipated developer's conference kicks off in just a few days we'll hear from an analyst who just upped his price target ahead of the event he will make his case after the break. >>> and later, the telecom tumble, and it's getting slammed thanks...
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richard schimel is the e ex-brother in law. lock capital management. two of those had already closed. level global has closed, in fact one of us founders, andrew chasen is on trial right now. diamondback went down to about $2 billion, but as of this morning, that is no long ter case. the hedge fund saying that given redemption requests came in about 26% of total asset ors $520 million. it would be left with $1.45 billion apparently that's just not enough to run the successful hedge fund. they did have 140 or so people working for them. not sure how much they have trended that. as of now, their seven-year track record at this point. but they have spending redemptions as you might expect. rushing all of the assets to fund holders. often times in these cases, you'll see people run out and look at 13, and say oh, what are they going to be selling? but they have already sold a lot in anticipation. so don't look for any ability there to kind of drive them even further down, because oftentimes they will sell their biggest positions. nonetheless, another large
richard schimel is the e ex-brother in law. lock capital management. two of those had already closed. level global has closed, in fact one of us founders, andrew chasen is on trial right now. diamondback went down to about $2 billion, but as of this morning, that is no long ter case. the hedge fund saying that given redemption requests came in about 26% of total asset ors $520 million. it would be left with $1.45 billion apparently that's just not enough to run the successful hedge fund. they...
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the things she was saying in print. >> it was basically just saying that lina khan is breaking the law. simple as that "we spent countless hours seeking to uncover her abuse of government power." >> i was -- >> i know. >> i was curious if it was just about that effort to essentially try to get documentation or if there is a particular transaction or investigation that is at the root of all of this >> unclear she talks about sort of descending on due process grounds and the fact that she felt like khan should have recused herself from a number of different regulatory focus or reviews, i should say, particularly one involving meta's acquisition of within, the virtual reality gaming company. >> yeah. pretty fascinating worth a read if you haven't looked at it yields lower across the board with the exception of the seven-year as market continues to digest retail sales we're not done with data for the day, by the way. business inventories and nahb coming up in about 15 minutes. >> announcer: the bond report is brought to you by pimco good night! hey corporate types. would you stop calling e
the things she was saying in print. >> it was basically just saying that lina khan is breaking the law. simple as that "we spent countless hours seeking to uncover her abuse of government power." >> i was -- >> i know. >> i was curious if it was just about that effort to essentially try to get documentation or if there is a particular transaction or investigation that is at the root of all of this >> unclear she talks about sort of descending on due...
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public company director at tesla is as you continuously oversee a company where the ceo is breaking the law and at certain point your insurance carrier who provides the director and officer insurance they're going to cancel that policy and you're personally going to be liable for those class action suits so that's one catalyst that would move them. by and large, they're friends of mr. musk so you're going to have to change the board room dynamic. the two new directors plus the chairman may help that >> did the s.e.c. give him too sweet of a deal, alma? >> the s.e.c. was trying to balance additional harm to investors from removing him with trying to manage him i don't think they gave him too sweet of a deal at the time but if this keeps up the deal may get more difficult. >> as we talk about the judge approving or not this settlement, each party has to make the case this settlement is proper at this point, is that how it works. >> that's right. the judge wants a joint letter so they have to agree. that letter will probably be more difficult for the lawyers and the s.e.c. to agree on the lang
public company director at tesla is as you continuously oversee a company where the ceo is breaking the law and at certain point your insurance carrier who provides the director and officer insurance they're going to cancel that policy and you're personally going to be liable for those class action suits so that's one catalyst that would move them. by and large, they're friends of mr. musk so you're going to have to change the board room dynamic. the two new directors plus the chairman may help...
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because of bitcoin tax avoidance maybe we can say that these are folks who just don't know the tax law or maybe they're deliberately avoiding it but either way, it appears according to the irs that very few crypto holders and sellers are paying the tax right now, and so maybe with the combination of the irs saying we are going to crack down and number two, the rate could go up, maybe they're becoming aware and also aware now of that tax increase >> robert, thanks so much for joining us we'll talk much more about the potential tax hike and the impact on markets when we're joined by former fed vice chair alan blinder that's later in the show and after the break boston beer chairman jim koch will join us to talk earnings, hard seltzer, and america's reopening and what that means for beer businesses generally. you are watching "closing bell" on cnbc. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. and now get netflix on us. it's all included with 2 lines for only $70 bucks! only at t-mobile. >>> boston beer, the compa
because of bitcoin tax avoidance maybe we can say that these are folks who just don't know the tax law or maybe they're deliberately avoiding it but either way, it appears according to the irs that very few crypto holders and sellers are paying the tax right now, and so maybe with the combination of the irs saying we are going to crack down and number two, the rate could go up, maybe they're becoming aware and also aware now of that tax increase >> robert, thanks so much for joining us...
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the big question then becomes do they have the law enforcement to support these fuel tankers deliveries. we have seen people waiting in line for 15 hours just for a tanker to deliver the fuel to a gas station and then they have to wait behind first responders and those involved withrecover efforts. there is progress. the three star general says it is going to be a response that takes time and that the recovery will take a very long time. >> some are wondering what happens after the immediate recovery once they get supplies and once they deal with the humanitarian crisis. the president tweeting this morning saying the fact that puerto rico has been struggling for a very long time, destroyed by two hurricanes, big decisions will have to be made as to the cost of rebuilding. there are bigger long term questions about the economy and debt problems and how to get the island back on track. >> and there are those on the ground in puerto rico who wonder whether their debt problems have factored into the slowness of the response. we saw the regional administrator for fema get up and push back on
the big question then becomes do they have the law enforcement to support these fuel tankers deliveries. we have seen people waiting in line for 15 hours just for a tanker to deliver the fuel to a gas station and then they have to wait behind first responders and those involved withrecover efforts. there is progress. the three star general says it is going to be a response that takes time and that the recovery will take a very long time. >> some are wondering what happens after the...
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we don't know what law firm has been hired to conduct the special investigation into the allegations of mr. moonves for sexual misconduct. that's what the investigation is about. they have a lawsuit that is still peending in delaware for october where they're trying to defaang their controlling shareholder. take her voting stake to 20% roughly. and you've got this just incredible antipathy between mr. moonves and redstone and the board of cbs behind him and seemingly behind him for other things whether it's lawsuits or anything else. they're all in >>well, you know, a lot of people are in until an advertiser said i don't want to be in. >> we'll see what else emerges here it's been a key part of every one of these stories. >> what happens if big advertisers in the nfl say we're not going to put our ads on cbs. what happens i'll tell you what happens he's fired the next day. you said you saw the movie i saw the movie, too it was a good movie. >> let's talk about a good movie. kla 10 quarter which is in the same industry as -- up 12. it's a star of the show. that is very important and p
we don't know what law firm has been hired to conduct the special investigation into the allegations of mr. moonves for sexual misconduct. that's what the investigation is about. they have a lawsuit that is still peending in delaware for october where they're trying to defaang their controlling shareholder. take her voting stake to 20% roughly. and you've got this just incredible antipathy between mr. moonves and redstone and the board of cbs behind him and seemingly behind him for other things...
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defense stocks seeing a bump an president trump signed the omnibus spending bill into law joining us is the equity analyst at jeffries. so, what's working, what's not, right now? >> i mean, across the board defense stocks seem to be working, without pulling back with the market downturn part of the reason you're seeing influx in defense spending calling for $665 billion of about 9.5% >> single biggest winner >> luke heed and general dynamic. luke he lu lockheed with the scope of their portfol portfolio. >> the biggest loser >> it's hard to say. the top account for 55% of spending those are up 30%. there are only one or two programs down. if we were call out one that doesn't minute as much, i'd say ratheon, just given the spread across the programs they don't have the same that lockheed did with the f-35 program. >> but the expectation was, the stocks have obviously moved, but this has been somewhat built into the stock already when i'm talking winners or losers is there anybody who you think is a surprise on the upside >> we saw some pluses on the f-35 programs. lockhe lockheed one b
defense stocks seeing a bump an president trump signed the omnibus spending bill into law joining us is the equity analyst at jeffries. so, what's working, what's not, right now? >> i mean, across the board defense stocks seem to be working, without pulling back with the market downturn part of the reason you're seeing influx in defense spending calling for $665 billion of about 9.5% >> single biggest winner >> luke heed and general dynamic. luke he lu lockheed with the scope...
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kong has so many advantages in terms of changing taxes or the legal structure in terms of commercial law, then i think people will understand don't forget the tax rate in hong kong is much lower than china. so there's a lot of advantage to being there. >> what are you buying and selling? >> well china is biggest in our portfolio. it's not huge, but about 20% then we have india, about 15%. brazil is up there, about 14%. south korea, 14. turkey, five taiwan, five even kenya, where at 5%. so we're pretty well spread around the world and china is still up there at the top. >> mark, good to have you here that will kick off the hour with that china news. let's get straight to eunice is there any reaction yet? >> so far, no official reaction. from the government. but you can expect that these comments from president trump will not go down very well at all. first of all, he described the virus as the wuhan virus, which the chinese really don't like. because they feel that this should not be a virus that's pin ed to one place. they repeatedly said this is a matter of science. that they should not
kong has so many advantages in terms of changing taxes or the legal structure in terms of commercial law, then i think people will understand don't forget the tax rate in hong kong is much lower than china. so there's a lot of advantage to being there. >> what are you buying and selling? >> well china is biggest in our portfolio. it's not huge, but about 20% then we have india, about 15%. brazil is up there, about 14%. south korea, 14. turkey, five taiwan, five even kenya, where at...
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a recent change in federal law allowing a texas facility to start making the vehicle for the first time in 30 years. the cars were made famous by the 1985 movie "back to the future." but founder john delohr yohn was arrested on drug charges and subsequently the company went under. the wings make them famous. that's the news. back up to you. >> thank you, sue. >>> donald trump making some news, something he does awfully well. he bowed out of the republican presidential debate. the last one before monday's iowa caucuses on the grounds that fox news, which is co-sponsoring the event, with google, was, quote, playing games with him. trump also at odds with the national review after the conservative media outlet ran a scathing editorial calling the billionaire presidential candidate a menace and much more. let's talk about mr. trump, and the republican field with our friend larry kudlow. this really wasn't a publication with which you have some familiarity, sir. >> familiarity, my god. one way or another i've been on the -- >> i know you have. a menace to american conservatism. >> i once wor
a recent change in federal law allowing a texas facility to start making the vehicle for the first time in 30 years. the cars were made famous by the 1985 movie "back to the future." but founder john delohr yohn was arrested on drug charges and subsequently the company went under. the wings make them famous. that's the news. back up to you. >> thank you, sue. >>> donald trump making some news, something he does awfully well. he bowed out of the republican presidential...
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, the federal law stipulation you can take advantage it but you got to live in that domicile. is that what will happen? >> what will really happen, larry, gaming as you said, you have to be in the state of new jersey in order to place a wagger on new jersey online gaming. but what we'll be able to do is gelt some online gaming activity from customers who are closer to our borders that have, you know, possibly defected to pennsylvania or new york because those places are closer to them. if we can get those people to join the borgata online gaming community they are basically entering the borgata community. so we can reward them and i think it creates an opportunity for us to grow our brick-and-mortar business and also appeal to a whole new market. >> richard, let me ask you. what's your gut instinct? gaming in general online gaming in particular? is it an economic savior or not. >> christie was against it then for it. you got to try it. >> the federal law was changed last year or a year and a half ago. >> whenever you are trying to make money by being the only one in the countr
, the federal law stipulation you can take advantage it but you got to live in that domicile. is that what will happen? >> what will really happen, larry, gaming as you said, you have to be in the state of new jersey in order to place a wagger on new jersey online gaming. but what we'll be able to do is gelt some online gaming activity from customers who are closer to our borders that have, you know, possibly defected to pennsylvania or new york because those places are closer to them. if...
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read the law and find out how much women sacrifice under this law. another example, larry -- >> wait a second. wait a second. >> under this law, you have a tell-all relationship with every doctor you see. >> betsy, betsy, betsy -- >> because of the medical records -- >> betsy, are you there? >> your foot doctor knows about it. you have an abortion, your orthopedist is going to know about it. >> gloria, let me ask you, under this law as betsy mccaughey is making it out to be, basically a central planning board in the middle of obamacare -- >> right. >> -- is going to dictate to doctors how to treat women. doesn't that upset you? annoy you? isn't this the thing that betsy's talking about? >> first of all, i don't agree with her, and i resent her saying that i'm prostituting myself. >> you are. >> and i have to ask her, is she related to rush limbaugh? is that why she's using that word? i take great offense to that. and stop interrupting me. it's not courteous and i expect you to be courteous. let me just say this. there are a lot of benefits for women
read the law and find out how much women sacrifice under this law. another example, larry -- >> wait a second. wait a second. >> under this law, you have a tell-all relationship with every doctor you see. >> betsy, betsy, betsy -- >> because of the medical records -- >> betsy, are you there? >> your foot doctor knows about it. you have an abortion, your orthopedist is going to know about it. >> gloria, let me ask you, under this law as betsy mccaughey...
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but that greek debt will no longer be covered by greek law. it's going to be covered by uk law. so future bondholders will say i now know that the people in the building behind me can't change the rules on me like they did this time around. >> great explainer. thank you very much for that, michelle. to reiterate, it's now 45 minutes away from that deadline. okay. stocks to the plus side for the second straight session now are raising still more of the losses that we saw on tuesday. we've got whiplash it feels like from this headline driven market. how long will europe's debt issues effect our markets? joining us now is scott ren, senior equity strategist at wells fargo advisors and our very own rick santelli from the cme. scott, it looks like at least according to the participation rate for this greek bond swap deal, you know, everyone's assuming it's going to go through. everything's going to be fine. what if it's not? i'm not going to scare monger here, but number is that a possibility? and number two, what will happen to the markets? >> well, i think it is a possibility, mand
but that greek debt will no longer be covered by greek law. it's going to be covered by uk law. so future bondholders will say i now know that the people in the building behind me can't change the rules on me like they did this time around. >> great explainer. thank you very much for that, michelle. to reiterate, it's now 45 minutes away from that deadline. okay. stocks to the plus side for the second straight session now are raising still more of the losses that we saw on tuesday. we've...
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cuts pay for over half this law. so, in fact, many, many millions of nerns americans will be affected. >> howard, this guy, kessler, argues today in the journal, uses the number 40 million. he said 40 million people will be changed and he cited some of the things betsy cited and also said they won't be able to see their doctors and also said it's going to be much more expensive. is he wrong? president obama ought to level with the american people. >> he's mostly wrong. first of all -- and there's a lot of stuff that betsy said that is not so. technically true, a lot of this is paid for by medicare, provider medicare, virtually none paid for by patient cuts. furthermore, patients -- >> untrue, untrue. >> well, we disagree. patients -- furthermore, patients get a better deal, because the doughnut hole gets closed on medicare. so they actually -- medicare patients actually come out ahead on this. >> can you just tell me -- i don't understand. if the providers -- talking about doctors, hospitals. >> right, hospitals. >>
cuts pay for over half this law. so, in fact, many, many millions of nerns americans will be affected. >> howard, this guy, kessler, argues today in the journal, uses the number 40 million. he said 40 million people will be changed and he cited some of the things betsy cited and also said they won't be able to see their doctors and also said it's going to be much more expensive. is he wrong? president obama ought to level with the american people. >> he's mostly wrong. first of all...
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now we have to take antiquated laws that don't really apply they kind of know how to wrap around you kind of win that argument. what keith was not addressing was the sentiment the fact that there's wealth disparity and that people feel their pryivacy is being invaded those things have given a lot of things who were totally delighted if trump could lose all his power, they could do that to me these politicians are looking at it going, whoa, that's too much power. >> all framing monopoly and monopoly power in logical and reasonable way a judge came down on that side a couple of weeks ago. looking at the things right to repair borrowing unfair methods it is hard to argue and data rules, and accumulation. greater scrutiny and smaller companies that could really damage the eco system potentially. back when facebook bought instagram. it was tiny. it was like a dozen people i find it hard to imagine what the argument would have been to prevent that. >> they are used to being able to buy or build anything innovate yim that comes into the marketplace. is that going to be good for consumers or
now we have to take antiquated laws that don't really apply they kind of know how to wrap around you kind of win that argument. what keith was not addressing was the sentiment the fact that there's wealth disparity and that people feel their pryivacy is being invaded those things have given a lot of things who were totally delighted if trump could lose all his power, they could do that to me these politicians are looking at it going, whoa, that's too much power. >> all framing monopoly...
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in fact the original laws 100 years ago. and those laws don't say anything about about whether providing liquidity to the world. they say a lot about the fed doing what's right, including providing liquidity to the united states economy and because of that, that's where the fed is basically 100% focused. >> sure, and i understand that and i think there's probably more that they'll have to do if it's dollar swap lines or what have you to respond to those conditions and even just focusing on the u.s., we've talked about the dow transports falling in value since november 2014 and airlines like united, railroads like united pacific. the texas banks being one obvious and more concentrated example but people have really gotten hammered by the drop in demand and volumes. so i was wondering if you felt like that still wasn't a big enough impact that it should really have investors concerned? >> i think that's right. there are losers when the price of oil falls. you name some of them. you can say the whole state of texas, not that oi
in fact the original laws 100 years ago. and those laws don't say anything about about whether providing liquidity to the world. they say a lot about the fed doing what's right, including providing liquidity to the united states economy and because of that, that's where the fed is basically 100% focused. >> sure, and i understand that and i think there's probably more that they'll have to do if it's dollar swap lines or what have you to respond to those conditions and even just focusing...
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. >> caller: me and may brother-in-law got in at 48 to 50 levels. >> i think gopro is limited. of those ones, gopro fit bit, twitter, let's go to reid in alabama. >> caller: mr. cramer. >> calle i'm a new trader, and i'm learning. i was looking at office depot. >> no. keep looking. that is a very challenged group. and i saw a note about amazon wanting to come into that very aggressively. pete peter. >> caller: this is pete calling from largo, florida. my question is about nxp semi-conductor. >> we decided we liked it. we have been buying it. and there's no doubt about it, nxp is a sweet spot. because, remember, they are in the auto, not just the cell phone, and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> you're a bet ownpet owner, owner. pets are moving from the barnyard to the bedroom. >> i'm going to go outside. i can't hear well. i'm not hearing myself. no. >> my job's not just to entertain but to -- [ bleep ] get a peek at this latest model. they make, [ bleep ]. >> this can go as slow as a
. >> caller: me and may brother-in-law got in at 48 to 50 levels. >> i think gopro is limited. of those ones, gopro fit bit, twitter, let's go to reid in alabama. >> caller: mr. cramer. >> calle i'm a new trader, and i'm learning. i was looking at office depot. >> no. keep looking. that is a very challenged group. and i saw a note about amazon wanting to come into that very aggressively. pete peter. >> caller: this is pete calling from largo, florida. my...
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hill know a lot about what's going on before the rest of the broad market does and insider trading laws have really never been applied to congress itself. >> you see -- >> it's a huge fire zone up on capitol hill. >> this was some of the stuff that use various mutual funds and index funds to go short. >> senator isaacson of georgia was in this story. i cannot confirm or deny, i'm just saying he was in the story. the husband of new york senator jill brandt, isaacson, the republican, jill brandt, the democrat, her husband and spencer baucus who is on the banking committee. here's my point. you know that the members of the banking committees and many other committees and the entire caucuses, the democratic and republican caucuses were meeting with bernanke, hank paulson, the treasury secretary. they had access to unbelievable volumes of information and they go out and then, what? call their broker and short? this is crazy to me. >> look, even in a sort of less calamitous time on a regular bill moving through congress, we've seen in in the past on asbestos legislation in particular. the asb
hill know a lot about what's going on before the rest of the broad market does and insider trading laws have really never been applied to congress itself. >> you see -- >> it's a huge fire zone up on capitol hill. >> this was some of the stuff that use various mutual funds and index funds to go short. >> senator isaacson of georgia was in this story. i cannot confirm or deny, i'm just saying he was in the story. the husband of new york senator jill brandt, isaacson, the...
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he wants sharia law to replace the secular state. he is not in favor of personal freedoms. he is not going to have a constitution that favors the kind of freedoms we thought they were going to go for. morsi's going to be a bad guy, is he not, marc? we'll have to contend with somebody -- >> larry, are you surprised? are you shocked? should anyone be shocked that the muslim brotherhood is after almost 60 years of waiting in the wings trying to finally seize power, trying to use the leverage of power, has bought off the army by candy-coating constitutional provisions to create a military state within a state? i'm not surprised at all. >> if he loses the referendum -- he's got a referendum. he says he's going to allow the referendum on december 15th. if he loses that referendum which ain't all that great for the constitution, but if he loses it, do you think he'll overturn it and just hold on to power as a dictator? >> i don't think in the end he's going to lose it because in the end, the muslim brotherhood has the ground game and control in egypt. but let's assume that he lose
he wants sharia law to replace the secular state. he is not in favor of personal freedoms. he is not going to have a constitution that favors the kind of freedoms we thought they were going to go for. morsi's going to be a bad guy, is he not, marc? we'll have to contend with somebody -- >> larry, are you surprised? are you shocked? should anyone be shocked that the muslim brotherhood is after almost 60 years of waiting in the wings trying to finally seize power, trying to use the leverage...
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not letting the ol agarks come to the united states under the laws we passed a few years ago. that's pretty tough stuff. it may not be military but it's pretty tough stuff. i don't think the u.s. government, the obama administration, will stay on that path? >> i think the obama administration will stay on that path but i think you're not going to get really effective economic trade financial sanctions without involving in a very big and deep way one of russia's biggest trading partners which is the e.u., the european union, and we heard that germany is not quite on board. other european countries are not quite on board with a strangle hold of sanctions at this point. they want to let diplomacy play out, so it's going to be quite a while before we have a good sense of how strong economic financial sanctions the u.s. will do and how much pain and how much cost we can impose on him. >> this is an important point. i've been reading that britain doesn't want to go along with tough sanctions, that the netherlands doesn't want to go along and that germany doesn't want to go along wit
not letting the ol agarks come to the united states under the laws we passed a few years ago. that's pretty tough stuff. it may not be military but it's pretty tough stuff. i don't think the u.s. government, the obama administration, will stay on that path? >> i think the obama administration will stay on that path but i think you're not going to get really effective economic trade financial sanctions without involving in a very big and deep way one of russia's biggest trading partners...
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they insist everybody else obeys the law, but they in themselves do not obey the law. >> but now those chickens are coming home to roost. i just want to read a couple, get a very quick couple comments. greenhouse gas emissions. this is all over this place. they're going to destroy the coal industry. they're going to go after the oil and gas fracking revolution. they're even going to go aftra additional oil fueled. the epa could undermine the best part of this recovery, which is the energy miracle. >> that's certainly true. here we have the ability to be self-sufficient in energy, and the same time, the epa is trying to shut it down. they've already declared the war on coal and say they don't want any more coal. 50% of our power comes from coal. it takes a long time to phase that out and we can now do basically clean coal. it's not a major problem. but the worst regulations, those are terrible, but we also have all the regulations coming out of obama care that people do not understand. there's all kinds of n taxes coming in that people will be shocked at when they get to see, and the fi
they insist everybody else obeys the law, but they in themselves do not obey the law. >> but now those chickens are coming home to roost. i just want to read a couple, get a very quick couple comments. greenhouse gas emissions. this is all over this place. they're going to destroy the coal industry. they're going to go after the oil and gas fracking revolution. they're even going to go aftra additional oil fueled. the epa could undermine the best part of this recovery, which is the energy...
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i spoke with michael mccann, a sports law expert at the university of new hampshire. he's actually teaching a class in deflategate next semester which i really want to take. but he was saying that this is going to be entirely process oriented in much the same way that the ray rice appeal was heard in the courts. adrian peterson. they're going to question whether roger goodell, even though there's an article 46 in the cba which gives him broad and sweeping powers to adjudicate in these situations. but there will be some questions as to whether he should have recused himself. >> my dumb opinion here bob, is that the nfl, for many years, was many flawless in the way they handled issues that would come up under rosell and tagliabue and now goodell. it could be totally capped off by the decision last week now to allow junior sao's family not to speak at the induction next year. >> they have been the last 18 months to three years. you go back to the earlier days of the nfl and the fact is there is a lot of domestic violence that was swept under the rug by the national footb
i spoke with michael mccann, a sports law expert at the university of new hampshire. he's actually teaching a class in deflategate next semester which i really want to take. but he was saying that this is going to be entirely process oriented in much the same way that the ray rice appeal was heard in the courts. adrian peterson. they're going to question whether roger goodell, even though there's an article 46 in the cba which gives him broad and sweeping powers to adjudicate in these...
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it was pointed out to him that he needed to pay some, he paid that which he needed to pay under the law. >> coming up, "my last word." please stay with us. eeeeee mr. geithner now acknowledges to the inspector general barofsky there was no financial systemic risk involved, so why did he do it? why did he give goldman sachs this gigantic break? i don't get it and i think it deserves a lot of investigation. t.a.r.p.-gate, let's get on that. thanks for watching "the kudlow report" and have a great weekend. blach this is onstar reporting a stolen blue chevy tahoe, south on i-75, near exit 5. we're on it. onstar, we may have that tahoe. ok, i'll flash the lights. we got it. it's in the clear. i'm sending a signal to cut the power. we got him. mr. ross, the police have recovered your tahoe. so i got my nephew to build a website. i hired someone to make my website... five months ago. we are building a website by ourselves. woman: there's an easier way. create your own small business site with intuit websites. just choose a style that fits your business, and customize, publish, and get fo
it was pointed out to him that he needed to pay some, he paid that which he needed to pay under the law. >> coming up, "my last word." please stay with us. eeeeee mr. geithner now acknowledges to the inspector general barofsky there was no financial systemic risk involved, so why did he do it? why did he give goldman sachs this gigantic break? i don't get it and i think it deserves a lot of investigation. t.a.r.p.-gate, let's get on that. thanks for watching "the...
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of law and what happened, larry? half the republicans in the senate voted against it. half! >> that's why we need the tea party movement. >> the tea party guy wouldn't know a good idea if it hits them in the face. >> that was very, very, very ooh, very snarky. >> i had too much caffeine this morning, maybe should i lay off it. the deficits don't matter as much in the short term as the long term. in the '90s we had a problem. short-term interest rates were low and long-term interest rates were very high. why is that? because markets anticipated deficits growing ad infinite up. you bring interest rates down. that's the most important thing to business. >> jim la camp, dave goodfriend does make an interesting point. deficits, per se, have never been clearly statistically academically linked to interest rates. what i want to ask you, jimmy is and you can talk about this commission if you want, spending. spending is out of control. you saw dan's article in "the wall street journal," isn't it it spending that leads to a sh
of law and what happened, larry? half the republicans in the senate voted against it. half! >> that's why we need the tea party movement. >> the tea party guy wouldn't know a good idea if it hits them in the face. >> that was very, very, very ooh, very snarky. >> i had too much caffeine this morning, maybe should i lay off it. the deficits don't matter as much in the short term as the long term. in the '90s we had a problem. short-term interest rates were low and...
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one of the basic rules of law is that you respect the priority of contracts and we mix it up just like gm when the pension holders got screwed and had the unions. it's picking winners and losers on this and it needs to go to court. >> the problem with that reasoning is that i think that if you follow that logic you would have to object to every settlement ever, and it's a very common thing in our legal system for the defense to say, look, i don't want to take this to court. i want to settle out of court. >> i'm not saying that that's an admission of guilt. i take your point. if they wanted to go to court and fight it out, they would. >> i think a fair interpretation that they're very much liable and they want to be released from liability and it's worth 25 billion for them to do so. >> i don't see anything wrong with that. >> i think the future precedent we're settling is something that has to be discussed. mark, let me ask you one other thing. the administration wants to bail out a lot of mortgage owners. they want to refi and an interest rate reset. they're basically, mark, using thi
one of the basic rules of law is that you respect the priority of contracts and we mix it up just like gm when the pension holders got screwed and had the unions. it's picking winners and losers on this and it needs to go to court. >> the problem with that reasoning is that i think that if you follow that logic you would have to object to every settlement ever, and it's a very common thing in our legal system for the defense to say, look, i don't want to take this to court. i want to...
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we begin with jared kushner, white house aid presidential son-in-law expected to make a statement from the white house following his private closed door interview with the senate intelligence committee. >> reporter: we don't really know what we are going to hear from him. we are told he will be make ag comment at the white house when he does return from the hill after several hours in front of the senate select committee on intelligence. this has been a highly anticipated meeting. this is the highest profile meeting yet between the intelligence committees and the members of the trumpcampaign. he did say this morning that there were four specific meetings that he took as a campaign official as the president's son-in-law with russian officials that were of varying levels of seniority during the course of the campaign and after the election before inauguration. he painted a picture of the campaign as overworked, under staffed and on the receiving end of a dluj of communication not just from officials from russia but from different companies, different other countries and for people that w
we begin with jared kushner, white house aid presidential son-in-law expected to make a statement from the white house following his private closed door interview with the senate intelligence committee. >> reporter: we don't really know what we are going to hear from him. we are told he will be make ag comment at the white house when he does return from the hill after several hours in front of the senate select committee on intelligence. this has been a highly anticipated meeting. this is...
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an article in the george town law journal next month which outlines, they make the comparison what mp3 was to the music industry. is there a risk? we could have new reg laegsings to prevent people from simply outright copying items with a 3d printer? >> melissa, i am saying with all the unimagined, we will have the unintended. there is no question the potential exists for napsterization of design and i.p. and all kind of illegal possession and my role is in this space is to sensitize, to educate, to explain that we are freely printing. we will be able to democratize not only from good uses but from a plot unintended uses and the challenge for us and all of the legislators and the regulators is to understand what can and cannot be done and to act to make use as much as possible without overregulated. >> all right. avi. it's always gra it to speak with you. thank you. >> thank you, mel will is sa. >> i can tell the presidents and ceo coming up next, is oil lower on the pump, later on, a surprise drive through, aing loot some of the biggest things, back in two. . . >> breaking news here,
an article in the george town law journal next month which outlines, they make the comparison what mp3 was to the music industry. is there a risk? we could have new reg laegsings to prevent people from simply outright copying items with a 3d printer? >> melissa, i am saying with all the unimagined, we will have the unintended. there is no question the potential exists for napsterization of design and i.p. and all kind of illegal possession and my role is in this space is to sensitize, to...
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congress trusted us with this money and we followed the law. we are asking congress, please reappropriate the money for areas of the economy and people that really need it. >> let's get to steve. you spoke to evans as well this morning where do you come down or what do you think on all of this >> i did not misunderstand the issue here we reported yesterday that the treasury can spend as part of our spending that report, two major differences from fed chair powell now broken out to the open mnuchin said they could not be extended his own lender to the fed where they are able to unveil them to the fund they are able to have the power and the funds which brings us to more substantial difference here he thinks markets have returned to normal. the fed doesn't dispute that one of the programs on stand by for the risk for the resurgence of the pandemic and in case there was another financial shock. >> i do worry about -- you know, we are moving into the indoor season there is a whole bunch of sectors that have been a challenge throughout the year. tra
congress trusted us with this money and we followed the law. we are asking congress, please reappropriate the money for areas of the economy and people that really need it. >> let's get to steve. you spoke to evans as well this morning where do you come down or what do you think on all of this >> i did not misunderstand the issue here we reported yesterday that the treasury can spend as part of our spending that report, two major differences from fed chair powell now broken out to...
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would be preferable and cheaper to administration than 50 state laws, so there's an argument for that. i just would say, you know, there are things we can do for women in this country beyond given them chocolate-covered strawberries and roses, though good things. >> sue, down to you. >> thank you, gentlemen, very much. >>> mansion madness. it is now the most expensive real estate market in america, and it is a beautiful neighborhood. josh lipton is live in atherton, california. >> yeah, here in atherton, mansions sell for more than $10 million. in fact the average home price is up about 40% year over year. brokers say last year there was a buys frenzy for homes in the $5 million range. that demand, they say, has pushed buyers into the ultra-high end. just the first-quarter alone there were seven sales in excess of $10 million. why the increase? because atherton is in the heart of silicon valley, which is thriving. >> we have a market here with high demand/low summer. of course, we are the center of technology, the tech sector is doing well, everybody that drives the tech sector, the l
would be preferable and cheaper to administration than 50 state laws, so there's an argument for that. i just would say, you know, there are things we can do for women in this country beyond given them chocolate-covered strawberries and roses, though good things. >> sue, down to you. >> thank you, gentlemen, very much. >>> mansion madness. it is now the most expensive real estate market in america, and it is a beautiful neighborhood. josh lipton is live in atherton,...
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are investigating a noncrime like the lack of a market homicide maybe we should call today's action law and order suv instead of svu. suv sales have been off the charts. that's fabulous auto sales at a pace of 14.5 million cars sold. that's a boom time figure, not a slow down. we didn't get many earning reports but we got dollar general and cons and they were strong. you could say it's redistributing the economy where people go to dollar stores. i i say out's still consumers spending. conn's is goods for homes including furniture and bedding, not b-e-t-t-i-n-g. like dollar general it reported better than expected earnings and boosted the forecast. conn's was up huge, a reminder of the strength of the housing cycle around the country. housing and autos are huge. they are still accelerating, the numbers tell me. not declining. put it together and the down side surprise of federal express isn't much surprise at all. isn't able to counter a strong domestic retail or housing market along with a rise in copper and the euro saying europe could be doing the right thing. there is enough hope out
are investigating a noncrime like the lack of a market homicide maybe we should call today's action law and order suv instead of svu. suv sales have been off the charts. that's fabulous auto sales at a pace of 14.5 million cars sold. that's a boom time figure, not a slow down. we didn't get many earning reports but we got dollar general and cons and they were strong. you could say it's redistributing the economy where people go to dollar stores. i i say out's still consumers spending. conn's is...
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to go into the least regulated parts of the economy, so you have to kind of re-examine competition law in the context of these old regulatory stove pipes that might individually regulate broadcasters or cable companies or taxi cabs or hotels or whatever and see what can you do given these innovations, which are bringing great inefficiencies to the markets and are wildly popular with consumers, so what do we need to do to modernize our laws, have a win-win situation, where you can have robust activity here but protect consumers, investment, entrepreneurs at the same time >> appreciate your take on things appreciate your time >> thank you >>> breaking news regarding tesla, cnbc is learning walmart is planning to testocomposuti tw trucks they say we have a long history of testing new technology, we're excited to be among the first to pilot this new heavy duty electric vehicle >> i would say that's a strong vote of confidence, tesla shares up 2%, where they've been all morning. that's the question, whether this is a game changer, and i think what came out in terms of the stats surprised an
to go into the least regulated parts of the economy, so you have to kind of re-examine competition law in the context of these old regulatory stove pipes that might individually regulate broadcasters or cable companies or taxi cabs or hotels or whatever and see what can you do given these innovations, which are bringing great inefficiencies to the markets and are wildly popular with consumers, so what do we need to do to modernize our laws, have a win-win situation, where you can have robust...
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., the rule of law, how foreign investors are treated, these are still very emerging in that sense that emerging markets investors always have to worry about for the last 20 or 30 years and i do think also that that growth model could change now this is the first real dent in the way of softbank vision take huge bets on big tech growth this is a reminder that's not always going to win, even though it has been winning for the last five years. >> all right ranjan, as we're talking, there is a flash head that china-based hello is withdrawing a plan for u.s. public offering i guess that -- at this point that shouldn't come as a surprise. >> yep, i mean, the chinese companies listing, the situation in early july, it was the tell, wall street journal reported after the initial ipo that behind the scenes the chinese government was pressuring them to not list in the united states and they did it anyway they directly went against the chinese government and most of these companies that have been listing here have been through variable interest entities, which are shell companies in the cayman isl
., the rule of law, how foreign investors are treated, these are still very emerging in that sense that emerging markets investors always have to worry about for the last 20 or 30 years and i do think also that that growth model could change now this is the first real dent in the way of softbank vision take huge bets on big tech growth this is a reminder that's not always going to win, even though it has been winning for the last five years. >> all right ranjan, as we're talking, there is...
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the law specifically allows that. unfortunately, such a provision does not exist for the independent member with insurance expertise. when the current insurance expert's six-year term ends, there will be no one there to take his place and no voting member with any insurance expertise. do you believe that congress should address this discrepancy between the vacancies of the fsoc members? if so, how would you suggest that we do so? >> i would -- first of all let me just say i have had the opportunity to meet with him several times. i do think it's very important that we have someone on fsoc that represents and has experience in the industry, knowledge. i would be happy to work with you on that issue. we are aware of his term is coming up. and if you or anybody else have suggestions for us for someone to replace him, we would be happy to lip to that but i share your concern. and we want to make sure that we keep that spot on fsoc. >> i assume that when you make your presentation to the president on your review that you w
the law specifically allows that. unfortunately, such a provision does not exist for the independent member with insurance expertise. when the current insurance expert's six-year term ends, there will be no one there to take his place and no voting member with any insurance expertise. do you believe that congress should address this discrepancy between the vacancies of the fsoc members? if so, how would you suggest that we do so? >> i would -- first of all let me just say i have had the...
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they're the laughing stock of every law school in the country. >> they are fighting a difficult battle, to try to be fair to them and they have a very hard time convincing judges to their point of view when it comes to antitrust law. >> and hasn't been able to convince congress to change the law. >> lina kahn is calling for class warfare. obviously president biden wants class warfare. last i looked, class warfare, what's it good for >> absolutely nothing, jim >> i rest my case. >> except maybe for the people -- >> i want amazon to charge more and, therefore, be less good, and i want to be able to support higher prices because that's good for the consumer. that's what you'd have if you didn't have amazon, higher prices. >> can i remind you that you are a dollar sign masquerading -- >> when i met you, i was a dollar sign represented as a man. >> investors in the big three automakers say, yeah, maybe it's time to take a pause on buybacks and give some of that back to labor. >> look, i think -- i don't think management has been crazy. they've offered big increases. it's true that the union
they're the laughing stock of every law school in the country. >> they are fighting a difficult battle, to try to be fair to them and they have a very hard time convincing judges to their point of view when it comes to antitrust law. >> and hasn't been able to convince congress to change the law. >> lina kahn is calling for class warfare. obviously president biden wants class warfare. last i looked, class warfare, what's it good for >> absolutely nothing, jim >> i...
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and there's a huge backlog of people who want to stop living with their in-laws, been there, did that, so they can start a family. pulte is not the best home builder out there, in my opinion. again, i like tol, but pulte has something the market likes, it may show tremendous improvement in earnings. go back to 2009, pulte was a mess, bought a lower end home builder but massively overpaid because the housing market got crushed and they got stuck with a lot of bad land. since then, the company's been trying to get the house in order by cutting costs and cleaning up the balance sheet. and last year started to see the benefits from these moves as the margins began to increase. something that's going to continue in 2013, plus up against easy comparisons. remember, the themes are for market wide pullbacks, you've got to wait for one. that said, this is a name to come back to in 2013 because the housing thesis is just that strong. and to be clear, again, pulte overpaid for centex. it was a darn good company and while there was some bad land, there was some fantastic land built terrific devel
and there's a huge backlog of people who want to stop living with their in-laws, been there, did that, so they can start a family. pulte is not the best home builder out there, in my opinion. again, i like tol, but pulte has something the market likes, it may show tremendous improvement in earnings. go back to 2009, pulte was a mess, bought a lower end home builder but massively overpaid because the housing market got crushed and they got stuck with a lot of bad land. since then, the company's...
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remember, federal law has not changed. marijuana is illegal so banks are often reluctant to do business with marijuana shops. they don't want to loan these businesses money. but executives of "high times" magazine are riding to the rescue. they have announced a new private equity fund to invest in marijuana related businesses. the ht growth fund is planning on raising $100 million over the next two years and making investments in the $2 million to $5 million range. there's a lot of money at stake here. the legal marijuana market is now valued at $1.4 billion. dan riffle of the marijuana policy project says we could see a government announcement within the next four weeks clarifying rules about how banks can serve the marijuana industry. >> everyone is at this point working together. it's just a matter of having a lot of different government agencies and bureaucracies and getting them all on the same page so we can find a solution that will make banking services available to this industry. >> reporter: so get ready, a bank
remember, federal law has not changed. marijuana is illegal so banks are often reluctant to do business with marijuana shops. they don't want to loan these businesses money. but executives of "high times" magazine are riding to the rescue. they have announced a new private equity fund to invest in marijuana related businesses. the ht growth fund is planning on raising $100 million over the next two years and making investments in the $2 million to $5 million range. there's a lot of...
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it's against the law so, it's, you know, unlikely that they've actually engaged in due diligence and started that process with airbnb specifically at this point. but you know, i think it's possible he laid it out as one of four potential types of companies that they could acquire, carl. >> all right, leslie fascinating day. certainly a fascinating interview this morning with bill our leslie picker. thank you. david morgan, we'll see you later. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and julia boorstin from separate locations. another choppy day as we work our way farther from the flag line china tensions are upset by this pfizer news and there's earnings the calendar marches on with microsoft and tesla. tonight, julia, even as we try to process the results from last night, including snap. >> yeah,
it's against the law so, it's, you know, unlikely that they've actually engaged in due diligence and started that process with airbnb specifically at this point. but you know, i think it's possible he laid it out as one of four potential types of companies that they could acquire, carl. >> all right, leslie fascinating day. certainly a fascinating interview this morning with bill our leslie picker. thank you. david morgan, we'll see you later. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome...
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you took what many people -- my colleagues in law say was initially a conciliatory stance all along because your company knew that this was a tragedy. do you regret in light of how this thing can't seem to be put behind you that conciliatory stance that you started with? >> you know, jim, from the very beginning, it's been a philosophy of the company -- it was a tragic, terrible accident in the gulf of mexico what. we wanted to do was step up. we immediately waived the liability caps. we didn't want to have this go on for 20 years or so like other companies. from the very beginning, tried to meet our obligations, made commitments. we've been doing that for three years i think very well. and we remain committed to claimants on the gulf, legitimate victims on the gulf from the spill. we remain absolutely committed to that and investing in america. however, we made an agreement that i believe has been hijacked, and it is paying out absurd results. >> hijacked by local authorities, federal authorities? >> hijacked by the interpretation in the agreement we made by a claims administrator that is
you took what many people -- my colleagues in law say was initially a conciliatory stance all along because your company knew that this was a tragedy. do you regret in light of how this thing can't seem to be put behind you that conciliatory stance that you started with? >> you know, jim, from the very beginning, it's been a philosophy of the company -- it was a tragic, terrible accident in the gulf of mexico what. we wanted to do was step up. we immediately waived the liability caps. we...
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something that's got to be worked on with the house, with the senate and has then got to be voted into law which is likely not to take place until later this year if not '18. so i'm as curious as you are what that means and the timing of it of course as you bring up, jim, given all the other turm l turmoil, and i don't think that's an unfair word to use here that's going on in the white house. >> yeah, the idea there's a c p queue and a rollout almost as if there's one branch of government. the rollout is the one where there really has to be a team jawboning trying to figure out what the tax plan looks like, try to make it as simple as possible. i think it's good that the president mentions things are going well, but in order to get to the next level at a certain point we're going to have to have 2018 numbers be driven by much bigger repatriation and of course obviously corporate taxes. and, david, no one's even pushing it. it's only -- you can't legislate by tweet. you can have fun with twitter, but you can't legislate with it. >> yeah. "times" this morning says congress is on a legislati
something that's got to be worked on with the house, with the senate and has then got to be voted into law which is likely not to take place until later this year if not '18. so i'm as curious as you are what that means and the timing of it of course as you bring up, jim, given all the other turm l turmoil, and i don't think that's an unfair word to use here that's going on in the white house. >> yeah, the idea there's a c p queue and a rollout almost as if there's one branch of...
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music modernization acted, which was passed a couple of months ago and signed by the president into law, as a process into negotiation and our support for that, the three major music labels agreed to hold our royalty rates flat for the next nine years that's a big deal. that's a big, big deal so the predictability of our content costs, royalties and content i think is pretty clear for us, and i think that's a big advantage. >> and finally the stock itself, are you going to continue to buy it back? you're somewhat what some would say underlevered right now is that a strategy that you will pursue or continue to pursue >> i think we investors ought to think about our stock, our board and chairman are committed to buying back our stock at the levels we think it's a good value. we certainly think today is a good value. >> why >> we think the stock is undervalued where it is today. we certainly believe that it has room to run and is worth more based on our growth and our profitability. and i think investors ought to think about us as buying back about $2 billion of stock a year. >> that's a l
music modernization acted, which was passed a couple of months ago and signed by the president into law, as a process into negotiation and our support for that, the three major music labels agreed to hold our royalty rates flat for the next nine years that's a big deal. that's a big, big deal so the predictability of our content costs, royalties and content i think is pretty clear for us, and i think that's a big advantage. >> and finally the stock itself, are you going to continue to buy...
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i ask because this is a tricky thing since gun laws are on a state-by-state level what are you looking for when you say best practices and background checks? >> we're patient we're long-term capital. i have a 30-plus year investment horizon. as long as there are public educators in the state of california, we'll own many of these stocks so if you have that long term perspective, i'm going to stay at this time and time aga again. dedon't expect change overnight but when social media kicks in, when the nation gets active on this issue i'm amazed at how ceos respond so we want to have the dialogue and in the moments ceos are ready to listen and have a talk, i think there's common sense things that can be put into place so we'll stay at this. our board adopted firearms as the number one engagement issue for us for the next five to ten years. so we're going to stay at this and stay steady. what am i looking for? i'm looking for more institutional investors to rally around this and to have that dialogue with this industry to give ceos practical things they can implement that are realistic an
i ask because this is a tricky thing since gun laws are on a state-by-state level what are you looking for when you say best practices and background checks? >> we're patient we're long-term capital. i have a 30-plus year investment horizon. as long as there are public educators in the state of california, we'll own many of these stocks so if you have that long term perspective, i'm going to stay at this time and time aga again. dedon't expect change overnight but when social media kicks...
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. >>> the governor of texas signing sweeping new voting restrictions into law. the new regulation tightens voting restrictions there. democrats faced months fighting of new rules governor abbott is makes the false claim that the new law makes it easier for people to vote >>> now a mysterious shooting on a deserted county road the bizarre tragedy and horrors for a prominent south carolina family >>> shepard smith, thank you >>> mike santoli is taking a closer look at growth versus cyclicals. really the reset lower on valuations that has hit cyclicals recent ly it's been obscured by the fact that the bick growth stocks have retained their valuation. this from morgan stanley wealth management group you see this orange line here, that is the morgan stanley basket of high beta cyclicals, the most leveraged it's crashed down to about 14 times forward earnings you see it up here, basically, but you see that the faang-type stocks have played with that pre premium. one is the market say we have to -- that would be the big megacap nam, but if you're telling me we're looki
. >>> the governor of texas signing sweeping new voting restrictions into law. the new regulation tightens voting restrictions there. democrats faced months fighting of new rules governor abbott is makes the false claim that the new law makes it easier for people to vote >>> now a mysterious shooting on a deserted county road the bizarre tragedy and horrors for a prominent south carolina family >>> shepard smith, thank you >>> mike santoli is taking a closer...
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and i think we've been in a one-sided trade war for a long time we have not pushed back and used the laws and tools available to us george bush did it with steel. reagan did it with cars and steel. to me, this is nothing new this is a continuation and i'm glad we're back at it. >> i don't understand how it can be good for jobs to take money out of consumers' wallets. >> i think the consumer price effect is wildly overestimated and you're assuming, you know, cost savings are passed along to consumers in the first place when you look back at steel tariffs that were imposed by george bush, the itc said there was a nominal effect on steel consumers, much less than when china started consuming steel a few years later, which really shocked prices we have to be careful about the philosophy on this versus what we will see are the facts on the ground and i do think -- look, these are forward-looking industries, particularly solar we need to be manufacturing this this gives our producers a chance no one isentitled to benefit from dumped steel or subsidized product. >> i grant you on steel, aluminum
and i think we've been in a one-sided trade war for a long time we have not pushed back and used the laws and tools available to us george bush did it with steel. reagan did it with cars and steel. to me, this is nothing new this is a continuation and i'm glad we're back at it. >> i don't understand how it can be good for jobs to take money out of consumers' wallets. >> i think the consumer price effect is wildly overestimated and you're assuming, you know, cost savings are passed...
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sorry to my brother and sister-in-law. sport for the spectator. mandy, they teach you how to watch sports apparently. >> how to be a spectator. things like football, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, ice hockey, whatever. like kangaroo racing. curling. you name it, it's there. [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, pnc has technology, guidance, and over 150 years of experience to help you get there. ♪ to help you get there. syou know, i've helped a lot off people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools
sorry to my brother and sister-in-law. sport for the spectator. mandy, they teach you how to watch sports apparently. >> how to be a spectator. things like football, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, ice hockey, whatever. like kangaroo racing. curling. you name it, it's there. [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride....
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very restrict of zoning laws all over america san francisco have made it prohibitive for most builders to break ground you can find starter homes valued for $1.2 million. starter home how about that, huh? doesn't help it in many high-tax states fourthly, student loan debt is ridiculously high, something that causes younger people to keep living with their parents for much longer than previous generatio generations. i had to pay rent if my mom stayed one more month. my mom made my room into a den to extenuate the point and this is what really matters, they're building the same number of homes now as they were in 1960, when there were only 180 million not 320 million as we have now all these things were already known. it's not like today's lousy housing charts are a shocker how worried should we be worried as i heard and read all day? it was online all day? uh-uh. weakest in-housing signaling that we are headed into a recession, canary in the coal mine to be completely cliche no, no, no and no. why? our impetuous fed chair jay powell cooled down the houseing where it's more affordable so
very restrict of zoning laws all over america san francisco have made it prohibitive for most builders to break ground you can find starter homes valued for $1.2 million. starter home how about that, huh? doesn't help it in many high-tax states fourthly, student loan debt is ridiculously high, something that causes younger people to keep living with their parents for much longer than previous generatio generations. i had to pay rent if my mom stayed one more month. my mom made my room into a...
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or, call the tax law firm of moskowitz, llp. i went from being a cpa to a tax attorney because our clients needed more. call us, and let us put our 30 years of tax experience to work for you. >>> we are back. costco shares popping today on an earnings beat boosted by a surge in ecommerce sales >> these guys are doing it in spades top line, bottom line, same store sales up over 10%. gas over 8 virtually everybody comes out and reiterates or moves the targets. a great day to be a costco shareholder. >> the stock is down 4%. >> my big take away from this, oracle, a world class company in every respect. my big takeaway is just because you're in the cloud doesn't mean you're winning and it is becoming more and more competitive in the space and in any given quarter, any company might come out and have to put out news where, hey, things aren't as great i wouldn't be afraid of oracle as a result of it but just recognize, the cloud is not a free for all anymore tough. >> kate moore. the value factor >> that's right. a continuation of the
or, call the tax law firm of moskowitz, llp. i went from being a cpa to a tax attorney because our clients needed more. call us, and let us put our 30 years of tax experience to work for you. >>> we are back. costco shares popping today on an earnings beat boosted by a surge in ecommerce sales >> these guys are doing it in spades top line, bottom line, same store sales up over 10%. gas over 8 virtually everybody comes out and reiterates or moves the targets. a great day to be a...
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how is he going to stop the spending cuts from going through when that's the law? which, by the way, he signed. it'sautomatic. how does he stop that? >> they would have to craft a deal in order to have it paid for. one of the ways is to allow the payroll tax cut to expire and also to perhaps phase out the extended and emergency unemployment insurance benefits. that would provide enough revenue saved in order to offset any of the sequester. so it's pretty easy to do the math in order to avoid the cuts, but it's still going to be painful. if you think about what that might mean for consumer spending going forward if you're a typical worker who all the sudden faces $1,000 or more per year in taxes. i don't think that bodes all that well for consumer discretionary. >> no, and it doesn't bode well for 2013. peter, what about you? are you putting money into this selloff, finding value? do you want to sell into it knowing that it will continue? >> well, first off, i give quarterly earnings so far about a c-plus of a grade. i think it's related to everything that your prio
how is he going to stop the spending cuts from going through when that's the law? which, by the way, he signed. it'sautomatic. how does he stop that? >> they would have to craft a deal in order to have it paid for. one of the ways is to allow the payroll tax cut to expire and also to perhaps phase out the extended and emergency unemployment insurance benefits. that would provide enough revenue saved in order to offset any of the sequester. so it's pretty easy to do the math in order to...